Synopsis: Lin Yue, a ruthless CEO worth billions, wakes up one day to find herself inside the pages of a trashy romance novel she drunkenly read. But instead of becoming the heroine, she transmigrates into the cannon-fodder villainess who was supposed to die early. But wait—something’s off. The “villainess” here isn’t poor, bullied, or desperate. She’s ridiculously rich, sharper than a blade, and doesn’t give a damn about the so-called “plot.” In fact, when the story’s male lead tries to humiliate her like in the original book, she throws a bag of gold bars at him and buys his entire family business overnight. Meanwhile, the real Male Lead (the mysterious cold-faced warlord/business tycoon, depending on setting), who in the novel was obsessed with the original heroine, takes one look at Lin Yue and thinks: “Mine.” To others, he’s heartless and merciless. To her, he’s a loyal dog in wolf’s clothing. Now, the “plot” has completely collapsed— The heroine is confused. The villains are bankrupt. The ML only smiles at Yue. And Yue? She’s too busy investing, scheming, and being a legendary baddie. After all, why follow the script when you’re already the richest woman in history?
